Empire State Building
About the Project
The Empire State Building underwent a comprehensive sustainability retrofit that significantly improved its energy efficiency and environmental performance. Upgrades included the installation of high-performance windows, enhanced insulation, and an advanced HVAC system to reduce energy consumption. The project also incorporated water-saving fixtures and implemented waste reduction strategies. These efforts transformed the iconic skyscraper into a model of sustainable design, reducing its carbon footprint while preserving its historic character.
2.85 million
square feet retrofitted
$4.4 million
saved in energy costs anually
38%
reduction of energy consumption
Achievements
Attaining LEED v4 Gold certification represents a distinguished level of sustainability and environmental stewardship in building design and construction. This esteemed achievement reflects a strong commitment to energy efficiency, resource conservation, and enhancing occupant health and comfort.
